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MzNelly:
I've seen brides walk down the aisle in brown, milk and even BLACK wedding gowns!

If you choose to wear white to feel virginal and pure, wear it.

Whatever!

CuteEmma:
#Too much movie.

I'm not talking about what you've seen in MOVIES..

CuteEmma:
Question: 1) Who is this guy supposed to have gotten all the experiences with since the lady is expected to be a virgin?
and

iceberylin:
They probably got the experience from their right hand

HizMissy:
Left hand in some cases...

iceberylin:
That would be Abnormal

HizMissy:
That would be special

CuteEmma:
First, in colour interpretation; white is purity, innocence, wholeness and completion.

On the other hand, black is believed to be magic, fear, mystery, formality, death, evil, aggression, rebellion (almost everything negative).

You know what, I think our society ever from the onset, have demanded too much than they can get from the female folks. And these expectations would never be realised until we start stiking the balance.

The bride is expected to approach the wedding bed an innocent, with little or no sexual experience. So, ladies who are not virgins (probably raped, or lost during sport activities or maybe in the days of ignorance) may be made to feel less than standard.

While the groom is supposed to be a Clark Kent on bed so that he can be perfect in the act before the D-day.

Question: 1) Who is this guy supposed to have gotten all the experiences with since the lady is expected to be a virgin?
and
2) Why does the lady wear a gown soo...white and the guy wears a suit soo...black on the wedding day?

CuteEmma:
First, in colour interpretation; white is purity, innocence, wholeness and completion.

On the other hand, black is believed to be magic, fear, mystery, formality, death, evil, aggression, rebellion (almost everything negative).

You know what, I think our society ever from the onset, have demanded too much than they can get from the female folks. And these expectations would never be realised until we start stiking the balance.

The bride is expected to approach the wedding bed an innocent, with little or no sexual experience. So, ladies who are not virgins (probably raped, or lost during sport activities or maybe in the days of ignorance) may be made to feel less than standard.

While the groom is supposed to be a Clark Kent on bed so that he can be perfect in the act before the D-day.

Question: 1) Who is this guy supposed to have gotten all the experiences with since the lady is expected to be a virgin?
and
2) Why does the lady wear a gown soo...white and the guy wears a suit soo...black on the wedding day?

iceberylin:
Unique dosnt mean useful

MzNelly:
I've seen brides walk down the aisle in brown, milk and even BLACK wedding gowns!

If you choose to wear white to feel virginal and pure, wear it.

Whatever!

sonOfLucifer:
Hi.

CuteEmma:
First, in colour interpretation; white is purity, innocence, wholeness and completion.

On the other hand, black is believed to be magic, fear, mystery, formality, death, evil, aggression, rebellion (almost everything negative).

You know what, I think our society ever from the onset, have demanded too much than they can get from the female folks. And these expectations would never be realised until we start stiking the balance.

The bride is expected to approach the wedding bed an innocent, with little or no sexual experience. So, ladies who are not virgins (probably raped, or lost during sport activities or maybe in the days of ignorance) may be made to feel less than standard.

While the groom is supposed to be a Clark Kent on bed so that he can be perfect in the act before the D-day.

Question: 1) Who is this guy supposed to have gotten all the experiences with since the lady is expected to be a virgin?
and
2) Why does the lady wear a gown soo...white and the guy wears a suit soo...black on the wedding day?

Nmeri17:
go check yo pm

mrkay101:
did someone just lose there virginity

pasqal09:
Help me ask am o.

CuteEmma:
Yes, unlike you..